Travel agency vitrine, Utrecht, the Netherlands. As always, click photos to view detail.
Canal barge unloading cargo, Utrecht.
If you dig too deep in the Netherlands, you're likely to find water!
Sidewalk lady bug, Utrecht.
Bakery window, Delft.
Tablescape, Paris department store vitrine.
Memorial to soldiers who died in World War I, Montreuil-sur-Mer, France.
Red epaulets, Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, Hippodrome de Longchamp, Paris.
Bullfight, Plaza de los Toros, Sevilla, Spain.
Red door, Sevilla.
Sculpture, New Orleans.
Feathers, New Orleans.
Mardi gras costumes, New Orleans.
Tabasco and other Louisiana hot sauce, New Orleans.
Red beads, New Orleans.
Monastery door, Himalayas, Nepal.
Lighting candles near the Tibetan Boudhanath Stupa, Kathmandu.
Lighting candles on a Hindu religious holiday, Bungamati, Nepal.
Lady in red, Bhaktapur.
Bird on a pavilion, Kathmandu.
Curious child, Kathmandu.
Woodworker, Bungamati.
Community, Bungamati.
Raking grain, Bungamati.
A woman's work is never done, Bungamati.
More raking grain in a main square.
...while other grain is covered by tarpulins.
Meanwhile, the men play cards, Bungamati.
And a woman waits near a public bath and toilet.
In Bhakatapur, the same scene is repeated, with women turning the grain in a main square.
Street market in a Nepali village.
Bolts of fabric and beaded slippers, Bhaktapur.
Strings of beads, Bhaktapur.
Bangle bracelets, Bungamati.
In Bungamati, a woman proudly holds her baby, whose eyes are kohl-rimmed "to protect the eyes."
Curbside tailor, Kathmandu.
Motorcycles, the most popular mode of transport in Nepal.
Flowers in a private garden, Kathmandu.
Walking uphill, Bungamati.
Red ROCKS! And so do every one of these!
Posted by: jeanie | 19 November 2011 at 18:05
Red she said.
Beautiful my lovely friend.
I love you
Jeanne♥
Posted by: Jeanne | 17 November 2011 at 13:21
Red is one of my favorite colors. I never thought about it as being a "color of passion" as Marilyn stated but I do like that description!
Posted by: Mary H. | 14 November 2011 at 19:24
Love the red in each and every photo. Red is such a color of passion.
Posted by: Marilyn | 14 November 2011 at 18:44